Conor Neville is a journalist at Balls Media and RTE. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, including football, soccer, golf, rugby, and tennis. Conor's unique background as a former contract lawyer and coal salesman adds depth to his insights in the sports arena.
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Conor Neville's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. He seems to have a strong interest in rugby, golf, and soccer, with an emphasis on live event updates and player insights. If you're looking to pitch to Conor, consider providing real-time updates or post-event analysis related to these sporting events.
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Live updates from Shamrock Rovers second leg at home to Greek champions PAOK, the Hoops trailing 4-0 from the first leg
Before we get onto this one, a great result for Jim Crawford's U21 side in Istanbul, as Sam Curtis scores the only goal to give Ireland a 1-0 win in Turkey
By Conor Neville RTÉ Sport Reporter The Republic of Ireland v England. The Guardian's Barney Ronay has described it as "an unlovely fixture for as long as anyone cares to remember".
It was eight years ago this month that Dundalk reached their zenith as a football club.
No one could claim he belongs in the first rank of Italian strikers but he is, in Ireland at least, one of the most famous Italian footballers of all.
For the first time in a while, the League of Ireland Premier Division is set for a nerve-jangling run-in.
In the small hours of Saturday morning, Conor McKenna has a chance to join Tadhg Kennelly as the second man to add an AFL Premiership title to an All-Ireland medal.
It may be the bane of columnists of the old-school but Galway goalkeeper Connor Gleeson has been grateful for the distraction of the club season following the pain of All-Ireland final defeat.
The Republic of Ireland's first loss of many in this decade occurred against Finland four years and one month ago.
Afternoon all. After an intoxicating league finale, it's the grand old FAI Cup final up for grabs today.
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